vCard Generator

How to use

1. 1Click Load sample contact to see a complete example, or start from a blank form.
2. 2Fill in the contact's name, organization, and role. Only First name (or Organization) is required for a usable card.
3. 3Add as many phone numbers, emails, websites, and addresses as you need, and tag each entry with the right type (Mobile, Work, Home, etc.).
4. 4Watch the vCard preview update in real time, with size and filename shown beside it.
5. 5Click Copy vCard to grab the .vcf source, or Download .vcf to save the file and import it into iOS, Android, Outlook, or Google Contacts.

About this tool

vCard Generator builds a standards-compliant vCard 3.0 contact card from a simple form, ready to copy or download as a .vcf file. The output conforms to RFC 2426, the format that iOS Contacts, Android Contacts, Google Contacts, Outlook, and macOS Contacts read natively. Fill in name, organization, job title, multiple phone numbers (mobile, work, home, fax, main, other), multiple email addresses, multiple websites, multiple postal addresses, birthday, and a free-form note. Each phone, email, and address entry can be tagged with a type so contact apps file it under the right label automatically. The vCard preview updates as you type and shows the exact UTF-8 source the file will contain. Property values are escaped according to the specification: backslashes, semicolons, commas, and newlines in your input are translated into their escaped forms so the parser on the receiving phone never trips over them. Long lines are folded at 75 octets and continued with CRLF and a single space, which is the spec-required wrapping that lets address books read multi-byte characters without splitting them mid-codepoint. The N (structured name) property always emits all five name parts (last, first, additional, prefix, suffix) so older parsers do not skip the entry, and the FN (formatted display name) is built from whichever name fields you provide, falling back to organization, nickname, or the first email if no name is set. The result is one of two outputs your way. Click Copy vCard to put the .vcf source on your clipboard, ready to paste into a code snippet, an HTML signature, a Notes app, or a QR code generator. Click Download .vcf to save a file named after the contact (sanitized to a portable filename) that you can share over AirDrop, attach to an email, host beside an email signature, or import into any contact manager. Common use cases include digital business cards, scannable QR codes for contact sharing, downloadable .vcf links in email signatures, conference badges, recruiter outreach, and bulk on-boarding for sales teams. Everything runs locally on your device, so the names, numbers, and addresses you enter never leave the browser.

Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.